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Old 22nd August 2022 | 08:42
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bafanguy
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Originally Posted by Chauderon
..If the market is similar to now, you will have opportunities such as Breeze who are paying you to fly the hours from 1000 to 1500.
Chauderon,

Perhaps I've misunderstood your statement, but the OP will need 1,500 hours total time to fly for any Part 121 carrier, like Breeze or any regional, unless he has access to some college program offering a restricted ATP at 1,000 or 1,250 hours. But as you say, instructing is a good way to get the 1,500 hours.
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